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Justin Fields Out Against Dolphins Due to Sore Knee and Rookie Brady Cook to Serve as Backup QB
Justin Fields was sidelined due to knee soreness, leading to rookie Brady Cook serving as backup; Fields was limited in practice before being ruled out, coach said.
- Aaron Glenn announced on Friday that Justin Fields, New York Jets quarterback, is ruled out for Sunday's game against the Miami Dolphins due to knee soreness.
- After feeling knee soreness in Wednesday practice, Fields was limited in Thursday practice and the team chose to rest him while monitoring his progress into next week.
- Undrafted rookie Brady Cook, signed by New York Jets this year and on the practice squad, completed 66% of his passes in preseason action.
- Tyrod Taylor is set to start his third straight game when the Jets host the Dolphins, with Cook now just one play away from entering the game.
- With three games remaining, Fields could have played his last game for the New York Jets, who may target a quarterback in April's draft and face $22 million in dead salary-cap charges if they cut him.
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Justin Fields out against Dolphins due to sore knee and rookie Brady Cook to serve as backup QB
New York Jets quarterback Justin Fields will be sidelined against the Miami Dolphins on Sunday due to knee soreness. Rookie Brady Cook will back up starter Tyrod Taylor.
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